Cache Valley Trails

[Benjamin A]

Does anyone here know any trails in Cache Valley?

 

[rholbrook]

For 4x4 or dirt bike?

 

[Benjamin A]

Jeep trail. Looking for a club or association.

I have heard of providence canyon but have never taken it. I usually dont like to go alone. I will be up there this week and may have some time to run a trail.

 

[mbryson]

The Rocky Mountain Rebels is a great club in that area. Not sure how active they’ve been the past couple years.

I grew up in Smithfield. There are a LOT of roads up through the forest. They aren’t really trailsbut are fun to explore and have some neat history.

 

[moab_cj5]

If you want technical and rocky, Providence Canyon was about a 4 last time I took it. Left hand Blacksmith fork has a rock garden that is quite challenging, likely a 7, unless you have lots of flex and 37s.

 

[Spork]

When I was growing up I used to hit left hand fork on a 4 wheeler, if you don't want to tackle the rock garden I think you can go up by hardware ranch and drop in past it. The trails allow you to go pretty far, I popped out by Round Valley up by Bear Lake one year. I would hit Old Ephraim's grave if you're looking for something to go to.

 

[Benjamin A]

Thanks guys

 

[smfulle]

Here’s a couple of short vids from four years ago of the “rock garden” up Keft Hand Fork.

 

[Benjamin A]

Thank you so much. What is Providence canyon like?

 

[smfulle]

Here’s a video from a few years ago coming down. It can be a little steep and rough, but nothing too technical.

There’s a ‘rock quarry” near the bottom with some fun climbing spots.

Get yourself some maps of the area. There are great trails all over that can take you up to Bear Lake or over to Monte Christo above Ogden Valley. None that I know of are particularly difficult, except maybe the rocky spot above Left Hand Fork, but the scenery is great.

 

[Benjamin A]

Thank you so much.